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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-04-09
MIsoELLAHEoUs.
ALIAS SUMMONS.

Geo. 8. sawyer. Plaintiff, vs.. Daniel Dry snd
District Court Of the Sixth judicial District Of
the State Of Nevada, IN and for the County OF
Lincoln, and the complaint hled In said County
Lincoln. in the ONCE Of the Clerk Of aid DIS
trict Court.
The State Of Nevada sends Greeting:
To Daniel DRY and John Dry, said defendants,
You are hereby required 10 appear IN an action
brought Against you BY the above named plai1f.
~ in the District Court Of the Sixth judicial
District of the State Of Nevada. in and for the
County Of Lincoln, and answer the complaint
filed therein, within ten days iexclusive Of the
Day OF servicel after the service on you Of this
Summons, II served IN said County: or, II
served out Of said County, but within said Dis
trict. within twenty days; and IN I'll other casca
forty days; OF Judgment BY default will "
taken seainst you. according 70 the prayer u
The said action Is brought 10 recover > iude-
ment for the sum Of Five Hundred (<50si Dol
lars, gold coin. NJ . balance due for services
performed by said Plaintiff ~ an attorney and
counselor ~ law for you, 81 your especial in
stance and request. In attending "a your inter
ests % heirs Of and TO the Estate Of Alexander
Dry, deceased. And you are hereby notified. that
II you fail TO sppesr and answer the SAid com.
take jrdsmept for ssid m Of $500. soid eeip,
'A' ''''' " Given 5isr snd- ~ hsnd ma ~ ss.,
Of ths Dt6E1ct ooust Of ~ 9Th
[srAr.l Nevada. q and fof ne County
81 I1nSdl1, this Twentieth dsy
of 5enonGJ, In the year Of ouI
.f Lord one Thousand eight hun
,.so..Oa a'ss "a i y! +. aFsn. c,s.l.
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SILVER.

Silver has still downward tendency.
10 the present incumbent Of the White
House and the stupidity of the late
Congress, the silver producing States
should feel grateful for their present
starvation status. That the silver, re-
presenting as it does one Of our greatest
industries, should be pulled down and
reduced in value by the tools of Foreign
powers and also Of Wall Street, for spec.
ulatiye purposes. should be held in high
esteem by all classes dependent on their
honest labor for a livelihood. BY the
Revolution America freed herself from
the tolls of John Bulldom. Yet, at the
present time, one Of her most important
industries is as much in the tolls of En-
gland as possibly can be. She, through
her tools on this side of the Atlantic,
manipulates our silver, which represents
so much bone, sinew and muscle, and
puts her price on it, while all that we
can do is to submit swallow the bitter
pill and suffer thereby. Should silver
continue declining in value, the result
will be that OF the closing down Of the
more prominent silver producing mine,
Of the coast, until, perhaps, the advent
Of another administration Of wiser and
more honest men.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-04-09

The employees Of the Onondaga mine
were paid off the 3rd inst. To say that
this mine is looking well would be put
ting il mild. From it, inception the
Onondaga, which is in limestone, has
differed from every prospect or mine ever
struck in the limestone district Of Jack
rabbit. ALI others have been series Of
pockets, alternately opening and pinching
down to the usual knife blade iron seam
to follow, through money and hard ticks,
or abandon through sheer encouragement
and consequent distrust Of the treacher-
GUS formation. From the first shot put
into the Onondaga this mine has not
showed the least sign Of ''pinching" but
has held its own nobly, gradually improv-
ing in both quantity and quality Of the
ore streak, varying from one to three
feet in thickness, showing up true
fissure, with well developed hanging and
foot-wall, as work progressed. Ship
ment after shipment Of Onondaga ore has
been made, netting its owners . fair
profit. At this writing, the Wine, being
put down from the tunnel level, is 81
feet deep, and the average assay Of the
ore is Sll4.65 silver, and the percentage
Of lead being high.
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Saturday last Messrs Sam Godbe and
A. G. Campbell arrived in town from
Salt Lake City. The supposition was
that the latter named gentleman con-
templated investing in Phoebe mines.
Such investment would prove God
send to Phoebe and all the mining inter.
ests connected with it. Without the
shadow Of doubt there are As good
mines in Ely District as elsewhere. pro.
vided sufficient capital could be raised
for their development below water level.
Mr.. Campbell. after having examined
several Of the Phoebe group Of mines.
among which were the old Raymond 4
Ely and the Yuba, departed on We'd
nesday. As to whether the various
mines examined came up to his expec.
tations is best known to himself.
II can't put up with this sleepy boiler
business any longer" she sighed. II
must have railroad through Phoebe or
60 to the shades"
.But, my DEAR" rejoined the tender.
yet prudent husband, II can't afford to
build you railroad through here this
season---though, perhaps, If I succeed in
business may fix the matter up ship
shape in year or 40.
Then the azure eyes field with tears.
"I'll have railroad if l have to build it
myself, she retorted.
go build it then" he replied.
"Yon're brute"
you're another"
Thus affections golden egg was busted.
They had been on good terms for just
one week.
The public schools commenced on
Monday. Through the generous support
of the business men and others something
over 1900 was raised at the exhibition for
purposes educational. With this amount
now in the school fund the schools will
be enabled to run three months longer.
Shakespeare makes one of his characters
say "'tis not in mortals to command
success, but we'll do more, we will de-
serve it," st. Jacobs Oil has commanded
success, and the voice Of the people is
that il deserves it, and that it is the
greatest pain cure on earth.
Mr.. Sam Godbc, superintendent Of the
Cave mine, Utah, who, by the by. is
always welcome in Pioche,'is passing q
few days here among his relatives. Tie
informs us that the Phoebe Consolidated
will positively resume operations within
the next two months.
| DIR. l.. Marrotte. the dentist, who has
been practising in this place for couple
Of months md who has given entire
satisfaction, left yesterday for Taylos.
| Now is the time to make your gal
| dsaA
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pANAcA CORRESPONDENT.


Mr.. EDITOR:
Our dyed-in-the-wool Mormons look
very glum over the registry law enacted
by our last legislature. Well, what need
they care! They say they know tina. all
man made governments and laws arc
illegal and void. Hence, there is NO sin
in swearing falsely before Gentle officer
or court, unless caught, Whitehead.)
Even marriages. solcmnized by Gentle
law, are null and void, and children in
such marital relations, arc Legitimate;
but the parents can legitimize the chill
dren by being remarked by the Mormon
priesthood. What rot.
On Friday night, April LIST, the saints
Of Panaca had Mormon dance in their
Westinghouse. A very noisy, boisterous
affair. Must have had an over dose Of
tangle-lee. Possibly, bemoaning the
crimes and sins Of their church organic
alton. Or may be trying to wake up
their God, SO as to petition him to come
out of his hiding place and defend them
against truth, righteousness and loyalty
to the United States government and
laws.
The weather here is delightful and all
the fruit trees are beginning to blossom
All nature is beginning to clothe herself
in the beautiful maiden robes Of spring
and the sweet aromatic oders Of the love-
ly maiden, is improving the health Of the
citizens Of this burg very much.
Our young people have formed dra-
matte club. Their first public perform.
ance was held in the meeting house on
the evening of March 3lst, which was
quite credtable affair; if they continue
they will soon visit older and more popu.
lous places.
Mr.. /. Turnbold has been sick for some
time with liver and kidney complaint.
He is now convalescent and will, with
proper care, soon be well and hearty.
Miss Virgy Yoacham is convalescent
and will soon be up and around.
There is considerable sickness down
Meadow Valley Wash.
Gardening in Panaca has commenced
in earnest.
q. 8.
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House cleaning is on the rampage.
The mistresses Of the various dwellings
are in their glory, with strip Of old
black cambria wound around their heads,
turban fashion, a busting brush in their
hands and very precise look on their
faces. Carpets are ripped up by the
auxiliary darkey or squaw, and are
hung on the line and banged away at
with broomsticks. until their battered
remnants are incapable Of standing any
more banging. The very atmosphere is
dense cloud OF dust, which percolates
the nostrils and gives one the snifiies.
Still the mistress, like the skillful general
that she is, keeps right on directing the
siege incarnate. Stoves are yanked out
and their attendant pipes and nues are
compelled to disgorge the accumulated
SCOT crop Of the past year. Next the
furniture is removed from one room to
another and back again while the floor is
being scrubbed down to the quick.
The beds are hove out to take an airing,
while the bedsteads undergo micro
scopical examination for bugs. Finally
the stoves are blackened, the ceilings
whitewashed, the carpet remnants are
given an extra shaking and are then
tackled down, the furniture busted and
REQUESTED and again moved and removed
from one room to another, until the cold
artistic eye Of her austere majesty, with
a strip Of calico around her head. con-
veys the impression to her brain, that
everything is settled in its proper place
and house cleaning has ended.
Wednesday next is Arbor Day. Get
your bean poles ready and also the
watering pot. These auxilliaries are
quite essential in the construction Of a
first.class arbor. After your arbor is
completed plant your beans all around
it. Also plant cedar Of Lebanon in the
front door-yard Of the arbor. Next you
should make rustic seat, with lots Of
filigree work on it, large enough for two.
II the beans won't grow, cover the arbor
with an old wagon top, which will afford
an excellent sun.shado TO sit under with
your best girl and watch the military
pass by on the 4th Of July. II you
haven't girl Of your own borrow one
from somebody else.
Cough preparations are used in every
household, and hence the necessity for 0
pure and safe remedy, Red Star Cough
Cure, the now medical discovery, con
tains neither morphia nor opium, and
chemists, physicians and Health Board'
endorse IL. % cents.
siedendorpf and Reese started in leach
ing screenings at No. 3, Meadow Valley
mine, Wednesday last.
Mr.. ]. Poujade has returned from hi
three days trip to the mines Of Penn
sylvAnia District.
John q. SAKE, tho poet. died in AL
hany, N. Y, on March 2lst,
Charles BALL Is confined to his be,
with severe attack Of cold.
A Home Drainatiqus Amateur Club j
talked Of.
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trionic talent that assisted at the school
exhibition, by finging RhodeIc Dhu
broadcast at the terror struck audience.
The omission was not accidental, but
purely intentional. 1t was through fear.
Yesterday, however, the trusty Scottish
claymores, welded 80 dexterously and
with such total depravity by Fitz James
and Dhu. were taken in charge by Sher-
III Turner, while the wieldera Of them
were threatened with straight jacket
treatment in a mad.houae. provided they
made any more such breaks Therefore
we feel more at our ease and consequent
ly write with less timidity than we
should have written had the tragedians
retained the trenchant blades in their
possession. When we entered the theater
we felt valorous under the inspiring
strains Of the band, and the soft liquid
glances thrown admiringly at us from
under many four story straw hat with
plumed balcony attachment. just after
the slaughter and packing out Of the fair
Blanche. and the subsequent chopping
down Of Rhoderic, we took back seat
on the timid list. The combat was
realistic in the extreme, and was waged
three. quarters Of an hour before Fitz
James succeeded in following his cheese
knife in close proximity to the short
ribs Of Dha. Even the most profound
sleeper in the audience must have noticed
the death struggle Of Rhoderic--he died
hard, with his back to the audience and
heels up.
Alexander Goldenson, the murderer Of
Mamie Kelly, was convicted Of murder
in the first degree. His sentence was
postponed until to-day. in order to give
his counsel time to prepare loop hole
for him to crawl through. The jurymen,
who found the fiend guilty, should have
their names written in letters Of gold to
be handed down to posterity. Without
doubt Goldenson will suffer the extreme
penalty of the law, and the community
will wish him God speed
Wood saving. as developer Of the
muscle, has superseded dumb bells.
As an appetizer, it is even better than
quinine and iron; while its preventative
qualities on pocket books, somewhat
depleted, is said to be satisfactory to
their owners.
The evening Sun is the title of a new
daily newspaper published by the Sun
Publishing Company Of New York. II
is bright and newsy and its subscription
price only SO year by mail.
The Silver State entered upon its
eighteenth year the End inst. We bow
to one Of the finest papers in the State
and wish it IS years more of continued
prosperity.
The customary silver dollar with (
string attached to it was not thrown out
upon the sidewalk April LIST. Tho small
boy and the Indian were there all th'
same.
John O'Connor, Spiro Doggelstitch ans
| vanza Allezeyo left on Monday last TO
the gold placers and the deep snows o
far off Ceur d'Alenc, Idaho.
Frank Ross 4 Co., chloriders, hav'
struck stringer Of very rich ore in thu
Meadow Valley mine, No. Z.
Whooping cough has arrived in town
Several of the little ones eyes alread.
bulge out like peeled onions.
Miss Alice Finlay, Of Panaca, was tn
guest Of Mrs. L. d. Turner few day
since.
II The Reno journal has started in on It
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sUMMoNs.s

IN THE JUSTICE COURT or PIocHE
Township, Of the County Of Lincolns 9tets
q Nevada; }. b. Reece. Plaintiff, rs. = =.
Duff, Defendant. The State Of Nevada
ssnds grssting 70 J. B. Duff, defendant.
You are hereby .ummnnsd 20 appeaI eeioss
Linccjn. on ~ $50 dsy q April 1851. & II
O'Clock i. n. in an action hecught .eninet yon
by said plaintiff. 70 answer the complaint q re
above named plaintiff. Sad action y brought
70 recover Judgment against you n f.vor Of
nsid plaintiff for the sum q Fifty t$uo) Dollars
gold coin, for medical ssrvices rcndered lou
and on your request IN 1854. q shovn ~ The
account hled in this action @ judgmsrt VII p
taken against you for the said amount. togsthef
with costs 81 this suit 4 you fail % ~.
10 the sheriff Of any Constable 81 40 county.
Greeting; Mako legal service and das return
thereof.
1887. 4. a. YOUNG.
Justice Of the Peace Of aid Pioche township.
Attest q true copy. ED. TuHNEA' sst1a.
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aa0asr s1to be maids. Cat this out and re y
nntI u Vtupn to us, aud We will send you
mUWI frse, something Of great v.!ns and
impofss1cs e Ky: m. ~ WI |. sssrs
money right aWsy thaa anything slse y ibis
world. Auy one can Do III work "a Hive q
home. Either aex; all aGse. eomsthfn9 new
that lust coins money for ~ wuEAen. WesVilt
the esnuine. Important chances a lifeline.
Tuoes Who are ambitious and oaterprin1ng Will
not delay. 0sAnd out1t free. Addrsen Tnuz 4
CO., Augusta, Hains.
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Notice to Creditors.

ussrATE OF ELIJAH WILLIAMS, DE-
~ CEASED. Notice 10 hereby given ~ the
undersigned Executor Of the last will Of klijsh-
Williams. deceased, to the cxsditors Of, and All
lpsrsona having claims against the said 90
sceased, 10 exhibit them. with the necessary
souchsrs, within ten months after the nrst'
publication Of this notice. 70 the said Executor,
It HIS ofics in Phoebe. In the county OF Lin-
coin. il- -
Dated 1t Phoebe, February 81, 1851;
.Executor Of the Last win. and Tsstamsnt o.
Elijah Williams. dscesssd. feaew
The Dickinson press., 1887-10-08
Memory Canes.

Gic of the latest fads affected by Albany
yoD:,g ladies is a craze for "mcmory' canes.
Til. joung lady's attendant. whiloln or con-
sta;d, as the case may lie, Is expected To fur
his. tue necessary duca,s for the purchase of
soH., pretty but rather light and ornamental
gen !eman's walking stick, something to suit
thu vhim of the fair one, and the process
the latter has much i'll common to the one
simulated by fcmininily to secure bangles for
a blhSlc bracelet, after the latter is already
heI WI. Each of lnr male acquaintance,
or "s nan IS She cares 10 ask. are requested
to w out Il trihing sun for the purchase of
half yard Of narrow rilbon-aoout half an
incl Ill width-of his %favorilr shade. and
thess Are tied in fMnciful BOWS and pretty
colo, combinations on different sections of
the c>ne, and the whole hung on the parlol
wall, Producing in many Instances Il very
pretty ,fect. The object of the belle is To Sc
cure Ii. two ribbons of like shade, and train
her me.,ory by associations laws to rattle of
the naL of the ribbon donor by IL uuicl
glances the color of the particular s,rramel
u frien may inquire about. Hence I'll,
pretty ornament namc--the 'mlcnlory" cane
ALBANY EXPRESS.
The Dickinson press., 1887-10-08
NIilliOmaircs at Lunch.

Four Of five men, worth collectively money
enough to buy Bulgaria, or the Union Paci.
fic road, or Murray Hill, meet and eat lun-
cheon together every afternoon between |
O'Clock and , O'Clock in the Western Union
building, on Broadway. They would not be
likely to attract attention in II crowd. One
looks like n country Storekecper in tow on
a visit, one like n college professor OF a
slightly church turn, one like II sharp little
Cuban tobacconiSt, and the Other. two like
ordinary, well fed, solid city business men.
Their names will show, however, that they
really answer no such description at all. for
one is Jay Gould, another is Cyrus W. Field.
n third is Sidney Dillon, II fourth is Russell
Sage and the fifth is Ex-Governor Alonzo b.
Cornell. One is the richest man on the con-
tinent, one has been governor of the Empire
state, one was Il great man and world famous
before the others were heard of, and one.
Russell Sage, lost seven millions three Years
ago without being able to SEQ much differ
ence in his pile afterward. Altogether, they
are supposed to be worth two hundred and
fifty or thrce hundred millions of dollars by
men to whom the Babel of Wall street is NOT
uproar and confusion.
One reason why nll meet in this way every
day Is that by doing So they get their lunch.
con for nothing. That may sound ridiculous
to any one who supposes that rich men after
getting their money by thrift suddenly be.
come dead to their carly training, but. how.
ever that may be, the friends OF at least tive
OF this little company declare it to be a fact
that they are glad to economic in this way
There is no such daily c~snciavc in the world
1t is really q grand daily inquisition at whicl
railroads and great corporations of man,
kinds are apt to be discussed i'll Il ma..n.,
most important to investors the worl3 over
tragically, it may be, or happily or dcsul
torily.-Julian Ralph's Letter.
The Dickinson press., 1887-10-08
Omen 1ar M.in.lnws

The great mna,on,l>t. Lan"rulccii, says: l
mn sure now Of What | suspected long ago,
viz: That pulmonary diseases are nearly ex-
rlusivcly Gf VIE except tubrrculous trnden-
cics Inherited from parents, say quite cxclu-
siveiW produced 10y the breathing OF foul air.
The lungs of all persons, minors included,
who had worked fol some years i'll close
workshops and dusty factories, showed the
germs of the fatal disease; while even COIL
iirmr'i incbriatcS, who hal passed their days
iii open mir, had preserved their respiratory
organs intact, Whatever inrouds their cxcrsses
had made on tile rest of their system. If l
should so into practice, and undertake the
cure of Il c",is,mp,ivr, l Should begin by
driving him cut, and prevent him from
entering Il luG>" for Il year OF twn.-Sani-
tn1.,. Nm
The Dickinson press., 1887-10-08
The Soap Boxes in the Carrot.

l received quite q valuable suggestion
from q friend of mine up on the hill last
week. There are ten in their family, and up
in the garnet stand us many wooden boxes,
soap boxes. each with the name of its owner
and the date of its beginning painted upon it.
In this box each keeps anything private and
it is never opened except by himself. How 1
should like to ruinlnage them! The senti-
mental one would lave locks of raven, gold
and soft brown hair, rosr buds, gloves, all the
instruments of sweet torture, or relics of past
coaquests. The practical one woull there
store things not now available, but which
might lccc:i," so. Ned, she told me, keeps all
newspapers containing uuy particular news,
carefully marked. That's Il good idea, too.
What II history, Years from now, when we
Scribblrrs have handed in our last "copy,n
and are quiet ut last with only "Iiic facet"
to he written, could lie compiled from tho
words we have sent out, hot from their haste,
in our daily race against time!
Louise has i'll hers every programme of
ever, thing she has ever attended with the
gcn;irnlal'S nam who took her, and she has
Travelled mu*h and seen more. Won't it be nice
when tl.at pink white skin of hers is brown
and wrinklci; that mass of sunny hair
dwindl"l /" Il little pug of faded hue, and
thn, slight figure lcnt with lifc's storms, for
her to sit of a winter evening looking over
those very programmes! Her grandchildren
will press ai'or,. to l,car of that night when
Patti the divine: "Ah, children, You have no
such singers ROW. | was Il beauty them
hut we've all heard. We all know how she'll
ramblc o., while the little Louise wonders
how grandma ever could have looked like her
as She insists she did. Many thoughts those
boxes have called up.-Pionccr Press.
The Dickinson press., 1887-10-08

Ae"i la, III - ~ ",u;l often fol-
low The w.,.,!H : c-i,f. ny. 10 uu'lrcss tue
bride. OF. "toiut IL, i!.!- l. bed" was one
ri liz. lmusc;ne,..> Il liz o'ra>lun. She was
acrolnl alie,i t'i!, le:.ial chamber by the
uti!rl ilarii.si WCal"l ll.~. III. who ii>roited
her ALI placed. lie! iH ls,i. ;tl- wili!c iutlicting
on her such Suggestions ami wituri>m> Us Vie
occasion suggested. \ little lut,rll.t Ml.>cu-
line element had lis turn. III. bridegroom;
was accom- an:cd to the iel chamber by lis
roarin. friends and showed with many likes.
mysterious inluenlo-s ami 9u.i!s >ucc.S
lions through the door vf The room. Are
later. as lihtl.: as hot 'ne room wca.4l lie ~
vaGc,l 10y til" guests. and tac couI.v. would
be sui, irclr1 to another co;,r,. IT hilarious
torture.
Now and then >"ln."t thu l.i.Ll.o.y. not
invited TO the wedding. would n~aDrovi,e q
sele,aic known as a 'ilolniug" "r q ''stiv-
arrr." and which consisted in getting i'll front
of the house, hainnieiins tin pans. flowing
tin dinner horns aud the playing of horse
tilllcs. Tie latter instrument IF melody is
one not i'll Use by Til ln;.: Gilmore or .Ar,iiii.
1t consists of dn c.;.pty dry goods l,vx with
the top removed, across which Il Scautliny,
well covered witt, ro>in. is drawn by stall
wart hands. and which produces Il din that
>tirs NJ the very marrow of the listener.
Wedding trips were unknown. There was
usually Il second day wedding which took
place at the residence of the groom's parents.
The trip from the house of the wifc's parents
to that of the groom's relatives was the only
journey made in connection with the mar
riage.
Twcnty-four, or at most forty-eight, hours
after the ceremony the wife was installed in
her new home, and WIS as hard n. work milk
lag, cooking, washing, sewing, :rru hing, IL,
if she had been married n dozen years. -"Po-
liuto' in Chicago Times.